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With the aid of two makeup artists and a fake mustache, renowned actor Val Kilmer resurrects the great American storyteller in his one-man show, Citizen Twain, set to hit the Chaffey High School stage November 8, 9 and 10. Like the man he portrays in his latest production—which took him three years to write—Mr. Kilmer has worn many hats in his illustrious career. None have been more intriguing to him than that of the satirical author he currently brings to life. "You think of Mark Twain as only a writer. That's what gets all the attention in the five minutes he gets in grade school," Mr. Kilmer said. COURIER photo/Peter Weinberger Entire Story | Photo Gallery Claremont OUR TOWNS: News briefs from around the city October 18, 2013 6:07 PM Entire Story Residents share concerns over sign proposal despite delays October 18, 2013 11:03 AM City officials have indefinitely delayed discussion of a proposed 60-foot retail sign for the corner of Base Line Road and Towne Avenue. Instead, Claremont residents took it upon themselves to jump-start the public discussion. Ten residents took to the council chamber's podium during Tuesday night's public comment period to voice their disapproval of the city's disregard of the longstanding sign ordinance, which states that freeway signs are not allowed to exceed a height of 45 feet above the freeway grade. Entire Story CGU professor aims to make real impact on drug abuse October 18, 2013 10:47 AM William Crano, a Claremont Graduate University psychology professor dedicated to drug abuse prevention, is no stranger to a challenge. After all, it's a field built on slim odds. Countless dollars are thrown at anti-drug education programs, yet only a few make a difference, Mr. Crano acknowledged. Follow-up studies have found that many well-intentioned campaigns, such as Nancy Reagan's "Just Say No" crusade and the "This is Your Brain on Drugs" ads, have been largely ineffective. "Say No to Drugs was evaluated and it was a complete failure. It didn't work," he said. Entire Story Compelling exhibit brings Holocaust home for students October 18, 2013 10:19 AM Bridges Auditorium is known for its architectural beauty, particularly for its ceiling depicting the heavens. By contrast, the Pomona College theater recently played host to a traveling exhibit called "The Courage to Remember," which offered a glimpse into the hell that was the Nazi Holocaust. On Monday and Tuesday, some 500 El Roble eighth graders took a field trip to see the exhibit, which was created by the Museum of Tolerance in 1988. Entire Story Claremont cafe offers sweet tastes October 15, 2013 11:17 PM In a hidden nook of the Claremont School of Theology, Claremont caterer Catherine Dickerson is blending together citrus and art. The resulting combination is the newly opened Lemon Tree Cafe, a tranquil retreat for the colleges and community alike. 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The Alberta government, in March 2006, imposed a ban on grizzly bears being hunted for sport. Compared to a similar ban made in 2001 by British Columbia, this moved showed much less of a reaction. A comparison of these actions from the two provinces does shed quite a bit of light on how ridiculous the entire scenario that surrounded the decision that was made in British Columbia.
Alberta's moratorium on grizzly bears wasn't led by environmental groups that believe in preservation at any cost. In fact, it appears that some of the less reputable, but more famous, groups like the World Wildlife Fund were completely in the dark when it came to this decision. The WWF, as late as October 2006, was still sponsoring updates shown on numerous stations where Kelsey Grammar was calling Alberta's policy about grizzly bear hunting into question. It appears that the bulletin regarding the new policy was missed by the WWF.
The British Columbia hunt was an entirely different matter. This ban became effective right at the time of the election that saw the very unpopular New Democrat Party get annihilated. Premier Ujal Dosanjh, in a last minute effort to obtain some extra votes, announced a sudden grizzly bear hunt moratorium, which was a program that was bringing in massive amounts of revenue from foreign hunters and also was needed for keeping in check the grizzly population. Once the Liberal party got swept into power, this move was overturned quickly, and ever since that time has remained in place.
One issue that really stands out that relates to the reaction to the policies from the two provinces from environmental groups is how little reaction and input there was when it came to the Alberta front. At the time of British Columbia's ban, environmental groups suggested that the total population of grizzlies for the whole province was as few as 4,000 bears (in contrast to government figures which put it at 10,000, which was by comparison low to what the counts were from biologists placing the number of grizzlies at a minimum of 12,000). From all sides, the best estimates from Alberta's number of grizzles was at just 700, which is a number that is incredibly low when one takes into consideration that this includes healthy grizzly populations in Jasper and Banff National Parks. About the only thing that can be assumed is that environmental groups got their research wrong when it came to the desperate situation of Alberta's grizzlies, where prior to the ban around ten grizzlies got taken each year.
Another issue that really stands out when it comes to the British Columbia ban, was the extreme callousness of both environmental groups and pollsters in terms of publishing the truth so that public opinion could be truly measured. When the International Fund For Animal Welfare commissioned COMPASS to poll individual's reaction to the ban, their directors acted like they were shocked when it was reflected by the numbers that the ban was favored by a vast majority. Although they disclosed that just 800 individuals from all around the province were polled (with a population of more than 4 million), but they didn't add the number of people included from each of the areas. They did disclose that British Columbia's five areas were included as part of the survey. However, they failed to mention that three out of the five areas were major metropolitan with populations comprised mainly of people who probably haven't even see a grizzly bear, let alone ever been into any of these wilderness areas where they reside. Comments from Conrad Winn, the survey director, further clarified the approach that his institution took to the study, and suggested that his group only surveyed individuals who had moved recently from the east to British Columbia.
Canadian outdoor enthusiasts and wilderness hunting outfitters were very relieved when the Liberals were voted into power and the ban was lifted immediately. Currently the province sees around 400 grizzlies per year harvested, with foreign big game hunters taking 40% and resident hunters taking the other 60%, providing the province's economy with a major contribution. Bear experts have suggested that grizzlies are still thriving in the province, and there are suggestions that to keep the numbers on bears even, that the hunt would have to be doubled. Many believe that with the current harvest, that the number of grizzlies will continue to increase, and the potential of livestock predation, human/bear conflicts and lower amounts of wild ungulates being some of the results. Also given that grizzly bears are very aggressive towards their own species, a greater quantity of mature male bears may result in fewer cubs and sows left alive once each season ends because of the male kill rates (it was shown by one study that in three weeks, there was one Alpha male who killed and ate nine grizzlies within his range as well as three sows along with their cubs).
It is every outdoor enthusiast's responsibility to protect nature as well as the animals within in that remind us of why we really love the outdoors so much. However, as was demonstrated by the ridiculous situation in British Columbia, everyone who really is interested in the wild being kept "wild" needs to approach controversial issues in a very informed manner, and be willing to learn from all of the facts. There is also the need to be cautious if heading out into the wide open with a boyfriend or girlfriend. More times than not, we hear the question about marital affairs in the woodlands. Julia Hale, over at Stopcheating.org answers the is he cheating on me questions, so we would advise checking on her website before heading out into the Canadian outdoors.

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CAN at the Wren Gallery - Warrington
5th September 2011
CAN exhibit at the new Wren Gallery in Warrington Art Gallery and Museum.
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5th September 2011
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Crossing Borders
26th February 2012
13 April - 3 May 2012
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26th February 2012
15 May - 25 June 2012
Castle Park Arts Centre, Frodsham
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Former Berglandites promote Grey CupTue, 2006-11-21 00:00
Did you get Grey Cup fever?
Well there certainly were a lot of people talking about it on Saturday when two local people ended up on national t.v.
Rules can be stretchedTue, 2006-11-14 00:00
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It seems it all boils down to rules and regulations.
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What a way to end a camping trip... getting stabbed in the back!
No it is not what you are thinking a person did not do something behind my back to hurt my feelings... I literally was stabbed in the back.
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A sudden change to any one of your primary inputs,___________ , _________, and _________, will change vehicle balance and traction dramatically.
steering, braking, tracking
steering, braking, acceleration
steering, acceleration, speed
acceleration, speed, braking
You are driving down a two-lane road at 45 mph. The oncoming vehicle's right
wheels drop off the pavement. The most likely occurrence is...
The vehicle will enter your lane.
The vehicle will continue on the shoulder of the road.
The vehicle will spin out and hit a tree.
The vehicle will return smoothly back onto the road.
The most important rule of physics to remember regarding driving emergencies is...
If the road is slick, watch out.
It takes less distance to steer out of the path of danger than it does to brake.
Braking before you collide with an object takes less distance than trying to steer
out of trouble.
Striking an object too hard can cause damage.
Headlights should be dimmed when an approaching vehicle is within ___ feet.
_________ are double-walled steel tubes full of brake fluid that conduct the hydraulic pressure.
Brake Lines
Brake Reservoirs
Dual Master Cylinders
Brake Pads
If the oil light on your dashboard illuminates, the best thing to do is...
Pull off the road, shut off the vehicle immediately, and phone for help.
Pull off the road, shut off the engine and check the oil level.
Get the oil changed at your earliest convenience.
Do not panic. Ignore the light. It can light up for no reason.
If your brakes fail, the FIRST thing to do is to...
Apply the parking brake.
Shift to a lower gear, then apply the parking brake.
Pump your brakes.
Shift to neutral.
If there is no (or very little) oil on the dip stick, you should…
Not drive any further
Drive to the nearest mechanic
Only drive the vehicle if it's not smoking
Both 2 and 3 above are correct
A crash is imminent as a result of brake failure. From the choices below, select the best object to steer your car towards.
Concrete divider, blocking oncoming traffic.
A grassy sidewalk with large trees.
The car directly in front of you.
A patch of shrubbery.
When you pull off the road, the most important thing to remember is to not pull off so far as to get stuck in the mud.
It is a good idea to identify escape routes as you drive even before you are in an
If the accelerator sticks and you choose to turn off the engine you should...
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Turn the key all the way, but do not take the key out. You might need to turn it on
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Turn the key to the auxiliary function to maintain some power in the vehicle.
Make sure you do not turn the key too far so that the steering wheel does not lock.
Regardless of the types of brakes that you have, in any emergency situation you
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Understeer is a term that also means...
Rear-Wheel Skid
Front-Wheel Skid
Under correcting when control of the vehicle is lost
Not turning the steering wheel enough when making a 90 degree turn
What definition best describes the term "over-driving the headlights"?
When you use your headlights between dawn and dusk.
Your stopping distance exceeds your headlight coverage.
Not turning off your headlights within 250 feet of an oncoming vehicle.
Driving with your headlights at night, but on streets that are well lit.
To avoid a power skid you should accelerate smoothly and gradually.
Imagine that you are deathly allergic to bees and while you are driving a bee flies into your vehicle and stings you. You should...
Immediately stop and wait for another vehicle to pull over and assist you.
Drive yourself to the nearest hospital immediately.
Stay on the road, try to remain calm, maintain your speed and from a mobile
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Signal, pull over and stop.
Power skids are the result of too much power and typically take place on all of the following surfaces EXCEPT:
Black-top pavement
How can you tell if you are experiencing a rear-wheel skid?
Your tires are spinning but your vehicle is not moving.
The RPM's are rising but your vehicle is not accelerating.
The front end of the car turns out of your path of travel.
The center of mass of the vehicle shifts to the front of the vehicle and the hood
drops and tilts.
If an oncoming car is within 200 feet and the driver has not turned off the high
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When exchanging information after an accident, you should provide and receive all of the following information EXCEPT:
Insurance Company
Policy Number
The limits of the insurance policy
Sleep deprivation, illness and chemical influences all affect ____________, which can directly result in mistakes while driving.
Critical thinking skills
Reaction time
Sense of direction
Sudden, hard steering to the left would shift the center of mass to shift to:
The front of the car causing a drop and tilt of the front hood.
The back of the car causing a drop and tilt of the rear.
The left front tire causing a drop and tilt of the left side of the front hood.
The right front tire causing a drop and tilt of the right side of the front hood.
You are involved in an accident. There are no injuries. You do not need to contact the police.
Once power is lost, steering and braking become impossible.
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Isabelle Aurora Grace | Caleb Elias Joseph | Arianne Eleanor Daisy | Everett Joshua Charles | Grace Odilia Lily
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April 15th, 2013 05:25 PM #15"He telleth the number of the stars; He calleth them all by their names."
Psalm 147:4
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I am not sure I would use Odysseus , but I have briefly flirted with Odyssey for a girlSequoia Orion born November 2014
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If it passes electric utility companies will join autos and banks and will be worthless. Last week I did not think that it would pass. I do now. Your home utility rates will also double over the next few years.
On the Contrary, considering that FPL is well positioned with plenty of merchant plants, CAP and Trade will do nothing but aid in the profitability of these plants. Any Utilities that manage generation, other than Coal, will benefit from the Cap and Trade.
That being said, so will the trading arms of all these companies due to the increased volatility in the market. Gas will go through the roof, volatility will increase as will trading profits, and your power bill will go up. FPL stock should be a buy.
I have to agree with you. FPL, EIX etc. are in strong positions for policies on carbon caps. I don't know about the rest of the sector.
Got any more doom and gloom. Yeah were all gonna die someday too. Where the hell are your getting figures.."all utility bills are going to double". Wooooo here comes the boogie-man
You must not really be in the utility business. The facts are available should just want to investigate. Why do you think there is resistance? Costs to industry, customers down to the residential level. All your posts are skewed in one direction friend.
oh bma promised industrial leaders he would work with utilities facing this coal problem
& try to destroy the utility
Actually, cap and trade is now seen as a gift to utilities in Europe. They just passed on the cost to consumers. It has actually proven pretty effective too, at reducing emissions - turns out it's a lot cheaper to cut than initially thought. So the net result has been a small increase in consumer prices which has largely been captured by utilities (especially ones with large hydro and nuclear fleets). Cap and trade is likely to have similar effects here, so it would be great for FPL (not so much for its consumers).
All this said, I think taxing carbon is more efficient - especially if they use the revenue to cut other taxes which are far more stupid (payroll taxes).
generally I agree with fatty mcknuckles.
If you believe that carbon must be reduced the two best ways are cap and trade or even better: cap and dividend. Cap and dividend is a system that taxes all fuels based on carbon emissions say $100/ton (for example, say about $1.00/gallon of gasoline, other fuels would have different tax rates, coal would be the bad guy) and then uses all of the tax revenue generated to pay a per capital dividend to all adults/families at an equal rate (say $250 to $300/month).
With tax and dividend, suddenly, all people will have a monetary incentive to stop emitting carbon from all sources, and it rewards the non-emitters the most. It would be both efficient and powerful and the problem could be solved without the extraordinary costs associated with other regulatory regimes.
These approaches use the market system to get the right answer in terms of efficiently reducing this negative externality (i.e. carbon pollution, the cost of which is not currently priced into goods and services).
The history of trading of SO2 permits ( and the consequent efficient reduction in SO2) is all the proof that is needed that cap and trade or cap and dividend will be the best answer, to a negative externality that policy makers decide to do something about. The existing market price system in our economy otherwise works pretty well.
I am currently studying who I think will win when governments gets serious about GHG emissions. There will be major winners and losers. Haven't reached conclusions on winners, but FPL is my list of possible winners.
Others in this post have said why not just get to clean coal and let that be the answer. Apparently it is not that easy. The beauty of cap and trade or cap and dividend is that if clean coal is to be, it will be. No one has to, ahead of time, make the judgment that clean coal is, or is not, the future. "Ahead of time" judgments can lead to extraordinarily costly mistakes and in the case of the environment, actually failing to solve the problem on a timely basis, which might make the ultimate costs pretty unbearable.
I am pretty interested in all of this, and would really like to hear any and all thoughts people have on this.
europe also supports nuclear power in a big way, which is the best answer regardless of cap and trade from an independece standpoint. out government is adverse to nuclear
nuclear can be built anywhere and proveds 24/7 baseload
windmills and solar panels do neither
According to the DOE's Energy Information Administration (www.eia.doe.gov)in 2007 only 7% of the USA's consumed electric power came from renewables. Of the 7%, only 1% came from solar, and 5% wind. The only reason these sources are viable with technology today is because of the federal government incentives and subsidies. Otherwise they would not be viable, would not make money. So agreed. We will pay the state and federal taxes to back subsidies for these utilities and we will pay more expensive electric rates locally. The landscape mess - do you realize the land area required to produce 1 MW of solar or wind? And based on what? Why not spend money making coal more environmentally friendly, explore oil here, establish new refineries and make them environmentally sound, expand nuclear and learn from the French regarding spent rod recycling, maintain gas and expand hydrogen based sources for vehicles. This brings true energy independence and from sources that can provide the energy required here. This whole thing is a farce.
"According to the DOE's Energy Information Administration (www.eia.doe.gov)in 2007 only 7% of the USA's consumed electric power came from renewables. Of the 7%, only 1% came from solar, and 5% wind. ".....Well, not exactly. 7% of the total energy consumption in the U.S. came from renewables. Total energy consumption includes all energy not just electric power (e.g. petroleum for transportation). It might not be clear to everyone that only 5% OF the 7% is from wind power and only 1% OF the 7% is from solar. In other words, only 0.35% of the total energy consumption in the U.S. during 2007 came from wind power generation. A rather pathetic portion of the total energy picture. Most people in this country have no idea how much they depend on fossil fuels.
Remember that some of our biggest power plants are hydoelectric. Hoover dam. Columbia dam, Niagara Falls, St. Lawrence seaway are all major power sources.
I am NOT recommending this stock, but Brookfield power has some purty (as it is pronounced in Georgia) pictures of their plants
i try not to be too political and want to support government efforts, but i think obama has totally left the reservation. the problem with dems is you dont know what they all stand for. buffett says this morning that obama is the best for country while disagreeing with all of his major policies.
people are nuts for not seeing obama/pelosi for what they are
anybody know if captrade can be fillibustered in the senate
Not sure if it can be filibustered. Cap & trade is a good thing.
yes to fillibuster question.
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The GM&O Rails-to-Trails Recreational District, which owns the 44.53-mile bike-and-pedestrian, Houston-to-New Albany path, last month took steps to become the legal owners of the name and related graphics. The name reflects the name of an early locomotive on the route and hints at the trail's kudzu-laden landscape.
"We have filed the logo and name in terms of getting it trademarked," Ronnie Bell, governmental functions director with Three Rivers Planning and Development District, told the board Friday. Three Rivers provides administrative support for the Trail.
"This was the only one filed, so you were first in line," added Three Rivers Executive Director Randy Kelley.
The board discussed possible commercial use of the logo and how organizations holding events at the trail might be allowed to incorporate it into their promotional materials.
Board member Jon David Naugher cautioned about being too restrictive in the logo's use.
"I think it's all about publicity and people using the thing," he said. "I'd like people to see (trail users') T-shirts or medals and say, 'Where is that? I want to go ride that.'"
Trail Manager Don Locke reported sponsorship agreements since the November meeting of $27,750, making a total of $56,000 in sponsorships since the trail's opening in October. Sponsors include several individuals and families along with a variety of businesses.
Scores of sponsorships are still available, Locke said. Categories start with five-year sponsorships of mile markers at a cost of $1,000 up front or $250 per year. At increasing levels of support are sponsorships for rest and rain stops, rain stops, information and warm-up stations, bridges and pavilions.
Five-year gold- and platinum-level sponsorships include signage at designated trail locations, right to use the trail logo in marketing materials and exclusivity within their business categories.
The 10-year Title Sponsorship is $50,000 per year and includes trail naming rights, the sponsor's name on the trail logo and its corporate identity on all trail advertising and marketing.
Board Chairman Ray Collins lauded Locke's success at attracting sponsors.
"He came by my office yesterday morning to discuss prospects for sponsorships," Collins told board members. "When I went to lunch, he was in the restaurant having lunch with most of them."
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From the beginning the "I hate Obama" faction had one problem. There was a black man in the White House.
Louis, you have overlooked Bernie Sanders -- he is not owned by special interests but, unlike Donald Trump, is not using duplicitous and manipulative "art of the deal" techniques on the American people every time he speaks. Bernie is what you say you want and he has 30 years of being a public servant who works tirelessly for all Americans -- those on both the Right and Left. Bernie is also unique in being a true gentleman, never stooping to power broking, dividing racial groups from each other or running a negative campaign that insults other candidates.
Donald has a special interest group of one.
Trump is a joke!
Donald Trump is the only candidate in either party who is not owned by the special interests of the left and of the right. He represents America's silent majority of decent men and women.
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The address for Mazzy's Closet in Sebastopol is incorrect. The correct address is 101 N. Main St. You have it listed as 10 N. Main St. Thanks.
John is a wonderful, crazy guy who I met first in the mid-1970s when he was a teenager. He performed at the Avant-Garde Festivals in Trenton, New Jersey, and slowly grew into one of the most interesting and quirky musicians I've ever known. And is more than 'just' an unknown musician. He donated a kidney. He recorded and distributed prank phone calls. He was the subject of a lecture at Rensselaer by a guy who'd never met him. A famous composer flew across the country just to meet him in person. He's been the subject of a documentary. And he had (still has?) a mechanical monkey. And much more. Too much more. This article is well deserved!
I've known about him since the Eighties and always thought he was hilarious. Glad to see he's still making music on his terms.
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The spontaneous response by the Calistoga community and volunteers was extraordinary. In the days immediately following the evacuations, hundreds of people stepped forward to help fire victims and evacuees. There were many people who came to the aid of evacuees (including Wendy Lopez, Viri Agapoff and Mimi Quirarte), prior to when CVNL's Emergency Volunteer Center (EVC) was activated on Thursday, September 16.
Normally, CVNL stands up its emergency volunteer center within hours of a disaster. The delay in activating us as an EVC contributed to confusion and misunderstanding about our role in disaster response. CVNL is one of many who play a role in disasters – there are national and local partners that step up in what can be a very chaotic and emotional time. We honor and recognize the heroic efforts made by both individuals, businesses, and organizations.
During our time on site, no volunteers or donations were turned away. Through our business partnerships, and at no expense to the county, we transported 18 semi-trucks filled with 400 pallets of donated goods to the evacuees.
With respect to the email CVNL sent on Friday, we have not, and will not, add anybody to our mailing list without them opting in, which was clearly stated in the email. The purpose of the communication was to invite those who had volunteered their time to a celebration in their honor. If people have specific questions about CVNL's role as an EVC, they can reach us directly at 415.479.5710.
Wish your site gave more time to edit comments.
Stett, I wrote several emails to the editor. Still waiting for an response. As for CVNL they bombarded many of the volunteers with an email inviting them to a thank you event they're hosting. Which is awesome. However 90% percent of those volunteers didn't signup to be added to their master emailing list. This is illegal. Also for them to use this list of volunteers to get further funding for their agency. Email me: email@example.com. I would love to talk to you.
Wow. What a horrifically written article
Stett I believe you should re write your article in its entirety! If you credit yourself as an journalist do the leg work BC if you would have actually been around during the actual incident it would have been very apparent there was no CVNL and red cross sat on their ass. Carlene is a whole other story. Even if you watch news clips you could have wrote a better article.
So Trump's 'presidential' vision is to build the world's second "Great Wall" and send all but 'squeaky-clean white folk' somewhere intooblivion- that's when our economy grinds to a halt- without the massive labor force required to pick all of the nation's produce sold here AND abroad.
But Trump's ultimate goal is to say that 'The wall will have been built by American labor!!
I'd rather vote for Bozo the Clown- at least Bozo was genuinely entertaining.
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Syed Talat Hussain (Urdu: سید طلعت حسین) [2] is a Pakistani journalist, foreign policy commentator and a television personality.He was born in Chakwal.[3] Syed Talat Hussain is currently hosting a prime time current affairs talk show on Geo News titled Naya Pakistan with Talat Hussain.[4] Before, he has been an executive director of AAJ Television[5] and had also worked for PTV and Dawn News. He has written for Newsline, Daily Dawn, Time magazine, Daily Times (Pakistan), Daily Express and occasionally contributed to India Today. He is well known for his stand and criticism against Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf, one of the most famous political parties in Pakistan, and its chairman, Imran Khan.
Talat Hussain is currently working with Geo News TV.[6] He recently left Dawn News and before Dawn news he was in Aaj TV as executive director News and Current Affairs. In the past he has written for Newsline and Time magazine. He also occasionally contributes to India Today. In the international arena he has worked with CNN and ABC as a producer and has done extensive reporting for Los Angeles Times, and the New York Times. In 2008 he started writing columns for The Daily Express. As a media professional he has vast experience in establishing news and current affairs systems. He established ARY's Islamabad office and headed the team that launched PTV World News. He has held key positions of Director, News & Current Affairs, with Pakistan Television Corporation, Prime Television (UK) and Telebiz. Talat Hussain has recently joined Geo news and he will be seen in a new program.[6]
Early career[edit]
In the late 1990s, Hussain ran the morning news show Sawairay Sawairay on PTV. Later, after the opening of PTV World, he started another program called News Night.[citation needed].
He has held key positions of Director, News & Current Affairs with Pakistan Television Corporation, Prime Television (UK) and Telebiz. he was Director News at Aaj TV and also write occasionally for Daily Express, an Urdu newspapers since July 2008.[citation needed]
Currently, he works as a part-time host for Saach TV, and has also joined Bahria University in Islamabad as Project Director and Assistant Professor. He has been tasked to reinvigorate the Media Studies program at Department of Humanities and Social Sciences of the University.
Personal Life Talat Hussain is married to Tehmina Hussain. They have 3 children together.
Current affairs shows by Hussain[edit]
- Sawaray Sawaray - PTV
- News Night - PTV
- Live with Talat - AAJ TV (First Show: 23 March 2005, Last Show: 29 Oct 2010)
- News Night With Talat– Dawn News (First Show: 8 November 2010)
- Live with Talat - Express News (June, 2012 to August 2013)
- Live with Talat - AAJ TV ( January 2014 to May 2014)
- Naya Pakistan with Talat Hussain - Geo News ( February 2015 to present) [7]
Gaza flotilla clash[edit]
On the 30th of May 2010, Hussain was aboard the convoy amid conflict during the Gaza flotilla clash.Due to loss of communications, Hussain's status and whereabouts are unknown although a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Pakistan) stated "the Government of Pakistan is seriously concerned over the well-being and whereabouts of the Pakistani citizens and media personnel including Syed Talat Hussain and Raza Mahmood Agha (both of them from AAJ Television) who were on board the Flotilla bound for Gaza. The Foreign Ministry is in constant touch with its Missions in the region to ascertain the well-being of our nationals." and on June01,2010. he was released via Shah Abdullah II of Jordan and he came back Karachi via Dubai.
See also[edit]
- List of Pakistani journalists
- Nadeem Malik (Pakistani journalist)
- Faisal Qureshi
- Daily Times (Pakistan)
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- ^ "Syed Talat Hussain Biography". Tv.com.pk. Retrieved 2016-01-18.
- ^ AFP (2015-02-13). "'Naya Pakistan' with Talat Hussain on Geo News | Pakistan". Geo.tv. Retrieved 2016-01-18.
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I've been to this restaurant a handful of times. Every time I am lucky enough to be in Nuevo Vallarta, I have to come to this restaurant. Sometimes I come twice.. in the span of a week.
For me, the reason this sushi restaurant is so much better comes down to three things.
Fresh: In my opinion, fresh ingredients make or break a sushi restaurant. This is why Saku is so good. While some people may be disappointed when a particular menu item is unavailable, its probably because it couldn't be found fresh at the market. For example, salmon is not caught near Puerto Vallarta, so I wouldn't recommend it. However, tuna is caught up and down the mexican coasts so its a much better choice. Stick with whatever Alejandra (the owner) recommends, and you'll be happy.
Unique: Saku has some of the most unique sushi I have ever had. Deep fried sushi. Delicious. Sushi with mexican spices. Delicious. I'm sure the california rolls are great too. But why stay in your sushi comfort level. What other sushi restaurant spikes their soy sauce with lime?
Service: I'm biased. I like this place. I'd overlook service gaffes because I like the food so much. But with a charming owner (who speaks great english and presumably outstanding spanish) and a small restaurant, you'll get great service.
The only knock I have against the restaurant is the location. It is down the street from where my family has a place, so I have no problem with it. I am just discontent that the all inclusive crowd in the local resort prisons might not venture outside the walls. The going out crowd in downtown PV might not want to come out to Nuevo Vallarta (or see in in the Puerto Vallarta trip advisor which is a shame).
This place might slip through some peoples radars. It shouldn't. If you like sushi, you'll like Saku Sushi. But be warned, every time you come back to the Puerto Vallarta region, you will have to go to Saku. It could keep you from trying new restaurants. You've been warned.
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